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Biblical Integration

LCCS seeks to honor the Lord in each academic area offered. Every teacher continually integrates Biblical truths, stories, and concepts into the curriculum. Each academic discipline at LCCS is founded upon a specific list of ten Biblical Core Truths for that class. These Core Truths and numerous supporting scriptures were created by the faculty members in that discipline.

 

Sixth Grade English Ancient History Earth Science Math (Saxon 76 or 87) Bible Reading Art and Music Computer Band Athletics Dance I

Seventh Grade English Texas History Life Science (Pre-Biology) Math (Saxon 87 or Pre-Algebra) Bible Literature Computer Literacy Fine Arts (Band, Choir, Art, Theatre) Athletics Dance I

Eighth Grade English American History IPC (Pre-Physics and Pre-Chemistry) Math (Pre-Algebra or Algebra I) Bible Literature Writer's Workshop  Fine Arts (Band, Choir, Art, Theatre) Athletics Dance I

* Math placement is determined by math grades in previous courses, SAT scores and teacher recommendation. All of the LCCS middle school math courses are prerequisites for high school math courses and provide the opportunities for students to ready themselves for college preparatory math courses in high school.
 

Hands-on Middle School Science

In middle school science, lessons are learned by a variety of methods.  Active learning by doing and experimenting is common. For example, students build miniature biomes volcanoes, catapults and bridges.   

Computer Projects

In middle school computer classes, students are using Excel and Power Point to create budgets and presentations for school-improvement projects. Examples of what some groups are doing include a school "Spirit Gear" store, a school media center, a student lounge, and an Eagle swimming pool. The students are researching their creative ideas while keeping within their allotted budgets.

 

Art

In middle art classes, students learn art terms, art history and experience and create in a variety of mediums.